Plenty of people are interested in learning signed language, for many different reasons. But, until now, there has not been a single site where those people can go to learn about the different types of signed language out there. As well as informing readers of the different types of signed language, SignedLanguage also gives people the chance to learn more about the history of these fascinating forms of communication and how they developed.

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Sign Supported English:
Sign language is not the only way deaf people can use gestures or make signs with their hands to communicate. Sign language - whichever one - is usually… [44 views in Mar]

Makaton:
Makaton
Makaton is a method of communication using signs and symbols and is often used as a communication process for those with learning difficulties.
What Is… [44 views in Mar]

Hands on Signing:
Hands on signing is also known as hand over hand signing, and refers to a type of sign language where the user's sense of touch as well as, or instead of, sight is used.… [18 views in Mar]

Finger Spelling:
Finger spelling is a method of communicating with the hands which is closely linked to sign language. However unlike sign language, it is not a language in its own right… [16 views in Mar]

Lip Reading:
After sign language lip reading is one of the most common ways for deaf people to communicate. The obvious problem with lip reading is that it is not a complete communication… [12 views in Mar]

Left Hand Signing:
One particular problem presented to sign language users is that of people who are left handed. Left hand signing will obviously be different to the more common right… [12 views in Mar]